Climate justice and equitiy lie at the heart of climate action and should be the foundation of our response in the heritage sector. This toolkit provides an overview of the topic alongside some best-practice examples and suggested actions and activities for ICOMOS National and Scientific Committees. These include ways to increase inclusivity and participation, promote meaningful co-production and be more sustainable.
Discover below the events planned for the 2022 edition of the International Day for Monuments and Sites.
This year, the theme is entitled Heritage and Climate. You can have further information on the theme by clicking this link.
ICOMOS is pleased to announce that Laura Robinson has been selected as the new ICOMOS Focal Point to coordinate the Our Common Dignity – Rights Based Approaches Working Group for the period 2022-2024.
The Cádiz Document: InnovaConcrete Guidelines for Conservation of Concrete Heritage provides guidance for the conservation of concrete heritage with respect to its cultural, historical, aesthetic, social and technological values that define its significance.
The Statutes of ICOMOS allow the Board to invite experts to attend the meetings of the Board in a non-voting advisory capacity, in line with the agenda (Article 10 a.).
In order to achieve a more balanced representation of all regions of the world within the Board, and in particular in order to benefit from their expertise on heritage and professionals in the Middle East and in Africa, the Board has invited Dana Firas (ICOMOS Jordan), Jeanine Abdul Massih (ICOMOS Lebanon) and Chilangwa Chaiwa (Zambia) to join it until the next Triennial General Assembly in 2023 as invited experts.
ICOMOS is pleased to introduce you to its newly elected National and International Scientific Committees Presidents.
Discover their rich professional experience and academic background in the short presentations below!
ICOMOS recently contributed to the review of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group’s Environmental and Social Sustainability Framework (ESSF). In the consultation process, the EIB Group consulted on the EIB Group Environmental and Social Policy and the EIB’s 11 Environmental and Social Standards.
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